Is *my* body an apology?
I am about half way through the book, "The Body is Not an Apology" by Sonja Renee Taylor. I am moved so far by what I have read. The question is - where have I moved to? There is power in the pages and it is very forward that the book, the words written, are not going to make you change. That the book is not this miracle cure for what you have against yourself, you have to make that choice (there is that "choice" word again). Situations and stories. This could be the subtitle of the book. I see it as just that - here are some situations that have happened and how I chose to deal with them and here is where I am because of those choices. They are like little stories, one after another, affirming and acclimating a climate that is positive, non-judgmental, and empowering. What is changing? I think what keeps hitting me the most in the book is about "bodies" as a whole. We all have one, each one is different, and that there was a time where we loved our body...